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The coin exhibits an attractive umber-caramel patina that enhances the strong strike of the coin.

The coin radiates an appealing chestnut patina that enhances its luster filled sculpted details.

The coin is toned in sepia and walnut hues, with luster.

This coin exhibits bronze and golden hues.

The coin presents mahogany tones interlaced with subtle hints of dark chocolate.

China: Hupeh Province, 7.2 Candareens (10 Cents) (1895-1907), Wuchang Mint. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). NGC Graded XF DETAILS - CLEANED. (L&M-185).

NGC Graded XF DETAILS - CHOPMARKED. (L&M-187).

Dot FB-No Dot (L&M-187).

Attractive copper-brown toning with considerable luster visible in the fields surrounding the dragon motif.

NGC Graded AU DETAILS - CORROSION. (Y-150.5), Corrosion (in one small area). The coin possesses a deep copper patina, as well as attractive luster, sh

Attractive coin for the grade.

Kuang-hsu (Guangxu), with rotated die. The coin presents in sepia and umber, with verdant undertones that enhances the dragon motif.

China: Kirin Province, 10 Cash, 1901, "10 Cashes" Variety. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). NGC Graded XF 45 BN. (Y-177).

The coin exhibits an umber and sepia toning with what appears to be a strong strike based on the numerical grade and a superior example for the grade.

This coin shows a deep, walnut-brown patina, with the dragon's design and accompanying characters still attractive for the condition.

Kirin Mint. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). Deep gray toning.

Bold dragon motif glints on warm nickel obverse; Reverse is in tones of nickel with camel undertones.

The obverse of the coin parades a rich blend of bronze and mahogany. Its reverse is a warm chestnut color.

China: Kwangtung Province, 2 Cents, Year 7 (1918). NGC Graded VF 35. (Y-418).

The coin presents with dove gray-silver with high luster, strong strike, and minimal marks. Obviously, a superior example for the grade.

A lovely example of this issue with a sterling silver appearance and literally no distracting blemishes or marks.

The coin exhibits gunmetal gray with darker toning accentuating the fierce dragon as well as lettering on the obverse.

China: Manchuria, 1 Mace and 44 Candareens (20 cents), Year 1 (1909), NGC Graded XF DETAILS - ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE. (L&M-499).

Hsuan-t'ung (Xuantong ). The obverse of this coin boasts a silver-gray patina, with considerable luster, the reverse, the metal's original ...

The coin is swathed in a rich tapestry of mahogany and ebony tones.

China: Szechuan Province, 200 Cash, Year 15 (1926), Brass Plain Edge. NGC Graded MINT ERROR VF DETAILS - EDGE DAMAGE, Struck 25% Off Center. (Y-464v).

NGC Graded VG DETAILS - CLEANED. (L&M-347).

NGC Graded AU DETAILS - CLEANED. (L&M-366).

Silver, Kunming Mint. In the name of Kuang-hsu (Guangxu).

China: Yunnan Province, Hs& uuml;an-t'ung 3 Mace 6 Candareens (50 Cents) (1909-11), 7 Flames On Pearl, NGC Graded XF DETAILS - CLEANED. (L&a...

This specimen boasts a silver patina.

Includes: 1940, 10 Fen = 1 Chiao, P-J48b S/M#C286-31, Red-brown on pink underprint with Tower of Summer Palace at right, Back is brown on pink, Black

NGC Graded MINT ERROR MS 63. (Y-350v).

NGC Graded AU DETAILS - CLEANED. (L&M-66).

On the obverse, a distinguished portrait bathed in gradients of slate and ash, edged with hints of frosty biscuit. The reverse is a testament to symme

NGC Graded AU DETAILS - REMOVED FROM JEWELRY. (L&M-109).

With a partial rotation of the back die.

This coin features an antique gold patina over the gray-silver obverse, complementing its almost uncirculated grade.

NGC Graded FINE DETAILS - RIM DAMAGE. (Y-398).

This coin boasts an obverse toned in the colors of chocolate and espresso. The reverse side features a deep mahogany backdrop, which enhance the desig

The surfaces offer chocolate-brown toning, with elements of russet and mahogany tones with matte luster.

Lovely coin with significant luster enveloped by light gold toning over gray.

Kashgar Mint. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). This coin exhibits an attractive grey patina, with darker shades near the reliefs. Attractive coin rarely seen in a

China: Szechuan Province, 10 Cash (1903-05), Y-226, Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). NGC Graded VF 35 BN. (Y-226).

China: Szechuan Province, 7.2 Candareens (10 Cents), ND (1898-1908). Chengdu Mint. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). NGC Graded VF 35. (L&M-350).

This coin exhibits areas of original luster on its surface.

St. Petersburg (Leningrad) Mint.

NGC Graded XF 40.

NGC Graded XF DETAILS - CLEANED. (L&M-663).

NGC Graded VF 30. (L&M-662).